Misty Vision
Surround us with fog
an enveloping grey cocoon
blurring the razored rainbow
with velvety silver dew
Tenderly shear our glistening wool
Thick, billowy, and warm
skein together a soft
cloak of distant, aching hearts
Quietly whisper in misty clouds
echoes of gracious antiquity
laughter of children
erase our divide
to the touch
of one open hand.
Friday, November 19, 2004
Tuesday, October 19, 2004
Hedge Apples
Hedge Apples
In my backyard restsa pyramid of hedge apples,
pitched from an osage orange,
strewn like Bacci balls
across the brown grass.
The chartreuse pyramid rises,
a Mayan temple for ants,
the reverent cathedral of
a fretfully bored husband
or dreadfully organized squirrels.
Wednesday, September 15, 2004
Saturday, September 04, 2004
Sunday, July 04, 2004
Great Blue Heron
Cast serenity over me
Regal hunter of the lake, grant me
if you please, an audience in your court where
I arrive, as always, foolishly unprepared. No gifts
I bring of frog or fish. Your
amber eye invades, calming me.
On stilted legs, you perch and preen.
Teach me if you will,
the value of remaining still.
Cast serenity over me
Regal hunter of the lake, grant me
if you please, an audience in your court where
I arrive, as always, foolishly unprepared. No gifts
I bring of frog or fish. Your
amber eye invades, calming me.
On stilted legs, you perch and preen.
Teach me if you will,
the value of remaining still.
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